Given the current state of standards adherence in modern web browsers, I think we can look forward to this being broadly implemented somewhere around third quarter of 2116.
Sometimes product integration doesn't feel too intrusive - James Bond has always driven a flashy car. But sometimes, it's not nearly so feasible. If they find a way to work an ad for Red Bull into John Adams, I swear I will never watch TV again. Wristwatch makers have been engaging in extensive product placement for years.
I have trouble seeing why this is so important. Of course, since the site is slashdotted, I can't find out any gain numbers. This business of experimenting with antennas is very old hat, as is NEC.
That's hardly very deep space relative to our current position. You would be rarely more than 2 AU from the earth, and in astronomical standards that's a very small distance.
That would imply that you're smarter than the average P2P'er, and probably don't have your entire user folder (or disk!) shared to the world. I am curious, how many P2P users have you surveyed in establishing this fact?
Second System Effect. Basically, you make a first version that is lean, does a few things well, and release that. Then in the second system you add a bunch of "it would be cool if..." things, making the second version huge, bloated, and not as good as the first version.
Vista, as compared to Windows 2000, for a big example. Where does NT figure into that model?
I've had a lot of abends because of RACF issues. I remember asking one person to email me their jobcard, and they didn't even know what it was. It seems odd to me to be submitting JCL and not even knowing what a jobcard is.
It is a genuinely entertaining movie. Val Kilmer's comedic timing is impeccable. It's a movie that speaks to many geeks because it is *filled* with geeks. I've known more than one geek for whom the characters in this film were their heroes.
Uh actually, most scientists (indeed anyone) with a PhD thinks highly of him or herself. Of course, I can only speak of scientists I've met at university. This perspective is very deffinitely at odds with my personal experience. By far the majority were very humble people, who did the job they did because of a passion for the subject. I have only known or two holders of PhDs who would match your description, and neither of them where in a university environment doing science.
This is not true. The reason is that AC from the hydro company is supplied with the voltage and current in phase. However, in an inductor, current lags voltage. This causes the motor to waste energy. By adding a device that shifts the phase of the current relative to the voltage, you can save a great deal of energy. This is no more theft than "Energy Star" appliances are theft. This is simply improving the efficiency of the system.
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Given the current state of standards adherence in modern web browsers, I think we can look forward to this being broadly implemented somewhere around third quarter of 2116.
Of course, you do even better with a little RF preamp.
I have trouble seeing why this is so important. Of course, since the site is slashdotted, I can't find out any gain numbers. This business of experimenting with antennas is very old hat, as is NEC.
One point: You do realize that 2au per ns is vastly in excess of the speed of light, right?
That's hardly very deep space relative to our current position. You would be rarely more than 2 AU from the earth, and in astronomical standards that's a very small distance.
Since when does the earth travel through deep space?
Target shooting is a lot of fun.
That would imply that you're smarter than the average P2P'er, and probably don't have your entire user folder (or disk!) shared to the world. I am curious, how many P2P users have you surveyed in establishing this fact?
But, $19,462 is not a photograph. They look very different. One is mostly green and printed on crinkly paper.
And it'll always be OS/360 to me!
Vista, as compared to Windows 2000, for a big example. Where does NT figure into that model?
I remember the throbbing blue N. It used to drive me nuts because the perspective was wrong.
I've had a lot of abends because of RACF issues. I remember asking one person to email me their jobcard, and they didn't even know what it was. It seems odd to me to be submitting JCL and not even knowing what a jobcard is.
The funny thing is, the hardware console on the z9's runs Linux. In a way, you can't IPL without it.
Just what did you think a secret phase conjugate tracking system was for, Kent?
A girl's gotta have standards.
I think I'm going to hand you a brilliant golden geek card for not knowing it! There is no way Austin Powers can hold a candle to Real Genius.
It's a moral imperative!
Regarding Real Genius:
It is a genuinely entertaining movie. Val Kilmer's comedic timing is impeccable. It's a movie that speaks to many geeks because it is *filled* with geeks. I've known more than one geek for whom the characters in this film were their heroes.
I, for one, welcome our new broken patch overlords.
Mind, that is mostly a phenomenon of public school and high school. Oddly enough, those teachers aren't scientists :)
This is not true. The reason is that AC from the hydro company is supplied with the voltage and current in phase. However, in an inductor, current lags voltage. This causes the motor to waste energy. By adding a device that shifts the phase of the current relative to the voltage, you can save a great deal of energy. This is no more theft than "Energy Star" appliances are theft. This is simply improving the efficiency of the system.
An interesting thing about declawed cats: They bite.